Which running back do you hope the Bills draft and why?

[Thurman#1]

On 4/15/2020 at 7:57 AM, maryland-bills-fan said:

I think our coaching staff is smart enough to figure out that short circle or spot passes to the RB would be deadly with our two speedy WR and Allen's threat of his running for a chunk.   I think they didn't call them because Singletary just didn't catch the ball reliably in practice and if he did, in a game, he was not shifty enough in the open field to break a big gain, nor was he fast enough to squirt out of there for a big gain by outrunning the defensive linemen and LB's.    So those plays were not called, because the didn't look like (I;m sure they tried) would work.     

 

 

 

 

Really? Singletary "was not shifty enough in the open field to break a big gain, nor was he fast enough to squirt out of there for a big gain by outrunning the defensive linemen and LBs"? Seriously? You think he can't even outrun linemen? Frankly, that observation is nutso.

 

Good grief. He's among the top five or so shiftiest backs in the league. He caused missed tackles at just about the highest rate in the league. Those are ridiculous interpretations. And while Singletary isn't a 4.4 guy he is certainly fast enough to outrun DLs and most LBs, particularly in the open field.

 

In any case, the vast majority of passes to RBs around the league aren't aimed mostly at getting big gains. Coaches hope that a certain percentage will be broken long but they're mostly going to be shorter catches. You look at the best pass-catching backs in the league and you see that Tarik Cohen averages 7.6 yards per catch, Ekeler around 10, Fournette 7.5, James White 8.8, even Kamara averages 8.5. They're not worried about Singletary because he's not going to be breaking off 30 yarders all the time. Virtually nobody does.

[Thurman#1]

2 hours ago, Alphadawg7 said:

AJ DILLON, reminds me of Jerome Bettis or Derrick Henry. 

 

Size.

Power.

Speed.

Great Hands.

Elusive.

 

 

 

 

Yes, please.

 

Here are his freshman highlights. I love the way he won't go down, the way he bounces off, throws people away and just runs through contact.

 

 

 

 

This year, Dillon faced stacked boxes on 75% of his plays, as BC's offense was predictable and Dillon-heavy. That makes it hard and yet he was consistently productive.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rBNT-LQ3Cs

 

 

 

 

In any case, the great thing about this year's RB crop is that you can get real NFL talent right through the middle rounds. There are a lot of guys they could grab and get real production.

 

Edited April 16, 2020 by Thurman#1

[GunnerBill]

52 minutes ago, GreggTX said:

Or we could sign a FA at a reasonable price since we aren't in need of a #1 RB. Someone like Hydr or Breida would fit the Bill.

 

Breida isn't a FA. He is an RFA on a 2nd round tender. I would have been all over him as a fit here if he was a FA. I still think it is speed we need from that 1B running back rather than a bruiser. 

[maryland-bills-fan]

16 hours ago, CEN-CAL17 said:

I agree, Taylor has more speed. But Taylor also doesn’t have the ability to make people miss at the LOS like Singletary. It’s give and take.

 

Not a fan of Dillion. Has zero ability to make anyone miss at the NFL level. Sure he can run through some arm tackles in college but that won’t happen in the league. I just think the game will be to fast for him and he’ll struggle. 5th round guy imo.

 

My top RBs:

 

CEH (2)

Swift (2)

Taylor (2)

Dobbins (2)

Akers (3)

McFarland (3-4)

Darrynton Evans (3-4)

Moss (3-4)

Kelley (4)

Gibson (4-5)

 

I’ll be watching the draft and see how these guys come off the board and how close I am.

That is about right except most pundits see Swift as the 1st guy to go and to go to Miami at the bottom of the 1st round.  Taylor might go to KC at #32, which would be unfair.

 

[maryland-bills-fan]

1 hour ago, GreggTX said:

Or we could sign a FA at a reasonable price since we aren't in need of a #1 RB. Someone like Hydr or Breida would fit the Bill.

..or we could buy a inexpensive but great Corvette for 4 years rather than getting a good price on a beat up Pinto.

[stinky finger]

18 hours ago, JustWinPlease said:

Johnathan Taylor has everything a #1 RB should have...speed, vision, agility, he's the best RB in this draft and I'm not sure it's even close.

I'm of the belief that Singletary is the complementary RB, and that we still need our #1 workhorse...not the other way around like many others see it.

 

I believe it's a shared duty focusing on the RB strengths, opposing defenses weakness and game plan.

 

We need another quality RB. 

 

Who doesn't love Taylor? Are you willing to give up what it'll take to get him? 

[jrober38]

2 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

 

I can see that and your rationale is not without merit. But that guy can't be Yeldon. Giving him carries are wasted plays. I can take the argument they should hold off until day 3 of the draft but they need to find a better #2 back that Yeldon because while he has some value as a pass catcher he sucks as a running back.

 

4 yards per carry for his career isn't good, but it isn't terrible either. 

 

Again, we need a guy to carry the ball 5-6 times a game. That's not a priority for me until day 3 of the draft. I'd also consider signing someone in the summer after players start getting cut. That's how Houston wound up with Carlos Hyde last year. 

 

After the draft when teams add players and start cutting salary, I'd be fine with waiting until that time to add a veteran running back who got cut from elsewhere because they were making too much money. 

Edited April 16, 2020 by jrober38

[GunnerBill]

6 minutes ago, jrober38 said:

 

4 yards per carry for his career isn't good, but it isn't terrible either. 

 

Again, we need a guy to carry the ball 5-6 times a game. That's not a priority for me until day 3 of the draft. I'd also consider signing someone in the summer after players start getting cut. That's how Houston wound up with Carlos Hyde last year. 

 

After the draft when teams add players and start cutting salary, I'd be fine with waiting until that time to add a veteran running back who got cut from elsewhere because they were making too much money. 

 

He ypc flatters him. He misses gaps and runs into his linemen so often. I actually think you number is probably a little low and it is more like 7-8 totes per game but I do take the point. I think they should absolutely draft a running back somewhere in this draft. I think all the ones I'd consider at #54 will be gone anyway (I do understand you not wanting to take one in the 2nd whatever the case) and to be honest I am not sure the guys who will likely go in the third round range are worth the value anyway. I'd expect the Bills to look at a back on day 3 though.

[JohnC]

53 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

He ypc flatters him. He misses gaps and runs into his linemen so often. I actually think you number is probably a little low and it is more like 7-8 totes per game but I do take the point. I think they should absolutely draft a running back somewhere in this draft. I think all the ones I'd consider at #54 will be gone anyway (I do understand you not wanting to take one in the 2nd whatever the case) and to be honest I am not sure the guys who will likely go in the third round range are worth the value anyway. I'd expect the Bills to look at a back on day 3 though.

How about A.J. Dillon in the third round? He's a north/south runner who would be a good complement to Singletary. 

 

https://nflmocks.com/2020/03/11/2020-nfl-draft-aj-dillon-scouting/

[jrober38]

59 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

He ypc flatters him. He misses gaps and runs into his linemen so often. I actually think you number is probably a little low and it is more like 7-8 totes per game but I do take the point. I think they should absolutely draft a running back somewhere in this draft. I think all the ones I'd consider at #54 will be gone anyway (I do understand you not wanting to take one in the 2nd whatever the case) and to be honest I am not sure the guys who will likely go in the third round range are worth the value anyway. I'd expect the Bills to look at a back on day 3 though.

 

Why would it be low?

 

We ran the ball 29 times a game last year. 

With Allen being in his third year and us having added Stefon Diggs I don't see us matching that number due to more passing attempts. 

 

Say it goes down to 27. Allen rushes 6-7 times a game. Singletary should easily get 14 carries a week. That leaves 5-6 carries a week remaining when you factor in we'll probably run a reverse or two most weeks. 

 

The math doesn't add up for our backup RB to be getting more than 6, maybe 7 touches a week. That's not something you spend a 2nd day pick on. 

Edited April 16, 2020 by jrober38

[GunnerBill]

Just now, jrober38 said:

 

Why would it be low?

 

We can the ball 29 times a game last year. 

With Allen being in his third year and us having added Stefon Diggs I don't see us matching that number due to more passing attempts. 

 

Say it goes down to 27. Allen rushes 6-7 times a game. Singletary should easily get 14 carries a week. That leaves 5-6 carries a week remaining when you factor in we'll probably run a reverse or two most weeks. 

 

I think we will still run it that 29 or so times, and I think they will try and run Allen less. 

6 minutes ago, JohnC said:

How about A.J. Dillon in the third round? He's a north/south runner who would be a good complement to Singletary. 

 

https://nflmocks.com/2020/03/11/2020-nfl-draft-aj-dillon-scouting/

 

I don't love him. I wouldn't hate it but I think we need a speed guy rather than a bruiser.

[stinky finger]

9 minutes ago, JohnC said:

How about A.J. Dillon in the third round? He's a north/south runner who would be a good complement to Singletary. 

 

https://nflmocks.com/2020/03/11/2020-nfl-draft-aj-dillon-scouting/

 

yes please 

[JohnC]

4 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

 

I don't love him. I wouldn't hate it but I think we need a speed guy rather than a bruiser.

I'm not suggesting that he is a younger version of Gore. Because he is not. But he would be a younger and speedier version of the depleted Gore we brought in last year to serve the same function as a change of pace back. The bulky Dillon certainly isn't quick but he would be well suited to receive swing passes where there is time and space for him to get a head of speed going. 

[Mr. K]

On 4/14/2020 at 5:58 PM, delirious said:

Havent seen anyone mention him, but im a big fan of Eno Benjamin out of ASU

 

I've been throwing his name out there a while myself. I think he is going to be one of the best backs out of this class. He doesn't have Chris Johnson speed but he is fast enough to get it done, has pretty good hands, can make you miss or put you your back. He has carried the ball a ton and has not been banged up much at all. Watching him play the last couple of years (thank you college fantasy football) has been a treat because I dont think I would know him otherwise. This kid puts in some work and I really think he is going to be a good pro.  Plus watching Herm Edwards coach always reminds me think that it is still true that you play to win the game

[GunnerBill]

4 minutes ago, JohnC said:

I'm not suggesting that he is a younger version of Gore. Because he is not. But he would be a younger and speedier version of the depleted Gore we brought in last year to serve the same function as a change of pace back. The bulky Dillon certainly isn't quick but he would be well suited to receive swing passes where there is time and space for him to get a head of speed going. 

 

Yea I don't hate him like @DCOrange does but I would rather take Cam Akers if he makes it to our 3rd (don't think he will) or Josh Kelley in the 4th. 

[JohnC]

4 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

Yea I don't hate him like @DCOrange does but I would rather take Cam Akers if he makes it to our 3rd (don't think he will) or Josh Kelley in the 4th. 

I would also rather have Cam Akers but as you point out it is dicey that he will be there in the third round where we draft. The reason that I am leaning towards a back like Dillon is that he is a big back who is a N/S runner and would be good complement to Singletary. If the Bills have an opportunity to grab one of the top four backs in the second I wouldn't be adverse to seizing the opportunity. 

[TigerJ]

Jonathan Taylor and Dobbins are at the top of my list.  If they're gone, Cam Akers seems like a good value.  If the Bills don't get their RB there, Dillon is next on the list for me.

[delirious]

1 hour ago, Mr. K said:

 

I've been throwing his name out there a while myself. I think he is going to be one of the best backs out of this class. He doesn't have Chris Johnson speed but he is fast enough to get it done, has pretty good hands, can make you miss or put you your back. He has carried the ball a ton and has not been banged up much at all. Watching him play the last couple of years (thank you college fantasy football) has been a treat because I dont think I would know him otherwise. This kid puts in some work and I really think he is going to be a good pro.  Plus watching Herm Edwards coach always reminds me think that it is still true that you play to win the game

Yepp, I see the same things you're seeing. Seems like a faster version of Devin Singletary. He doesn't seem to break as many tackles as Devin Singletary from what I've seen, but he definitely makes defenders miss.  

 

In my opinion I want a running back like Devin Singletary, that way we can be completely fluid on offense, not telegraphing what we're going to do so much. Frank Gore out there we could all predict what was going to happen. 

 

I think Eno is going to be a good back and I think he could immediately spell Singletary. I'm at the point where I'm banging the table for this guy.

Edited April 16, 2020 by delirious

[stinky finger]

1 hour ago, Mr. K said:

 

I've been throwing his name out there a while myself. I think he is going to be one of the best backs out of this class. He doesn't have Chris Johnson speed but he is fast enough to get it done, has pretty good hands, can make you miss or put you your back. He has carried the ball a ton and has not been banged up much at all. Watching him play the last couple of years (thank you college fantasy football) has been a treat because I dont think I would know him otherwise. This kid puts in some work and I really think he is going to be a good pro.  Plus watching Herm Edwards coach always reminds me think that it is still true that you play to win the game

 

I gotta look at his highlights. Not at all familiar with him. Sounds good what you're saying.

 

There are so many good RBs in this draft, imo. I've been on the Dillon train because I love his style of the bruising back, always have. I see him as a good compliment to Singletary. Also, as good as the top 3-4 guys in this class goes, I don't think it's realistic to land them with where we pick nor do I think it's worth what it might take to get one of them. 

 

Lotta good backs. I'll bet I'll be happy with who we select.  

[delirious]

10 minutes ago, inaugural balls said:

 

I gotta look at his highlights. Not at all familiar with him. Sounds good what you're saying.

 

There are so many good RBs in this draft, imo. I've been on the Dillon train because I love his style of the bruising back, always have. I see him as a good compliment to Singletary. Also, as good as the top 3-4 guys in this class goes, I don't think it's realistic to land them with where we pick nor do I think it's worth what it might take to get one of them. 

 

Lotta good backs. I'll bet I'll be happy with who we select.  

Yes please do. Eno is awesome. 

[Mr. K]

2 hours ago, inaugural balls said:

 

I gotta look at his highlights. Not at all familiar with him. Sounds good what you're saying.

 

There are so many good RBs in this draft, imo. I've been on the Dillon train because I love his style of the bruising back, always have. I see him as a good compliment to Singletary. Also, as good as the top 3-4 guys in this class goes, I don't think it's realistic to land them with where we pick nor do I think it's worth what it might take to get one of them. 

 

Lotta good backs. I'll bet I'll be happy with who we select.  

 

He should be available rounds 3-5 and i'd take him in any of those slots.

[ehfeuh57]

Dillon

Dobbins

Darrynton Evans

Javon Leake

[Thurman#1]

22 hours ago, maryland-bills-fan said:

..or we could buy a inexpensive but great Corvette for 4 years rather than getting a good price on a beat up Pinto.

 

 

That metaphor just doesn't fit the situation. 

 

I mean, you can pretend if you want that every draft pick works out the way you think it will, but that's what it would be ... pretending. Remember 1st rounder Laurence Maroney? Only slightly, right? Me too. Ki-Jana Carter, 1st overall? Yeah, they overdrafted him but everybody liked him in the top ten or fifteen picks. Remember Kenny Irons in the 2nd? Bishop Sankey in the 2nd? Montee Ball in the 2nd? I could go on and on.

 

It's pretending also that the best few FAs left are Pintos. That's just nonsense.

 

If you wanted to make that metaphor more realistic you'd have to put it something like ... you can get an inexpensive Corvette with minimal wear (college ball) knowing that a very fair number of them turn out to be lemons though plenty perform well, or you could bring in a more beat-up nicked-up old muscle car that you have a terrific history on with an engine that has shown itself to perform well over time but also knowing that most cars bought that way don't have much left in terms of ceiling and will wear out within the next few years.

 

 

 

 

 

You don't want an FA? Fine, fair enough. The FAs are Pintos? Nonsense.

Edited April 17, 2020 by Thurman#1

[maryland-bills-fan]

21 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

 

I think we will still run it that 29 or so times, and I think they will try and run Allen less. 

 

I don't love him. I wouldn't hate it but I think we need a speed guy rather than a bruiser.

Notice that we are using our QB as a running back instead of Singeltary.  Singletary (projecting his 12 games to 16 game stats), would have ~200 carries for 948 yards.  Allen had 95 carries of 523 yards.   So the QB has about half the yardage and carries as your RB1A.

 

Allen is carrying a lot of the running game on designed running plays and short yardage situations.  Do we really want him to get hurt?  Hmmm.  (Yes, I know that scrambles and run/pass options are part of his totals, but so are sacks).

[stinky finger]

On 4/16/2020 at 3:56 AM, Alphadawg7 said:

AJ DILLON, reminds me of Jerome Bettis or Derrick Henry. 

 

Size.

Power.

Speed.

Great Hands.

Elusive.

 

 

 

Some team will be very glad they selected him. I hope it's us.

 

At 3:20 #17 being repelled. I want some of this in our offense. And if he can catch a bit, look out. 

Edited April 17, 2020 by inaugural balls

[stinky finger]

23 hours ago, delirious said:

Yes please do. Eno is awesome

 

Watched some highlights. Kids not afraid of contact and has no problem running between the tackles. Seems gritty and plays with an attitude. Also showed some juke in the open field. Not a track star (4.57) 40. Does remind me of Devin S. - which is a compliment. 

 

I'm never good at slotting guys, but with the "high end" talent at this position and where RB is currently valued, I'd venture a guess that a kid like this could be had in the 5th. Depending on who else might slip and if we haven't addressed the position by then. Lets go. He's fun to watch.

[Brianmoorman4jesus]

A few things: 

-People are legitimately sleeping on Singletary. He was our best player on offense last year and he is the #1 guy. The smartest thing we could do this season is give him the ball as much as possible.

 

-TJ Yeldon is good. I spent ever week last year saying he should be active and Gore should have been donated to the museum. Gore was the issue last year and he single handily killed drives in huge spots constantly. Yeldon needed to be the 2 last year and he absolutely could be it this year. The guy could probably catch 50 passes as the #2 RB in this offense and he’s a much better runner then people realize. Him not playing last year was a major issue and a mistake that I feel cost is dearly in the Houston loss. Yeldon can be in the mix here.
 

-I’m totally good with us drafting a RB and I expect the Bills to probably do so. IMO the guy we need to complement Singletary is an all around but physical back. Kind of in that Chris Ivory mode. A guy that can come in and go north and south but not be just a slower, 3 yard bruiser. A guy that runs hard but can also break it every now and then. Singletary is incredibly shifty and quick laterally but he also runs very hard for his size. I’m not looking to add another quick home run threat type guy. I want a runner that can be very physical and make defenses have to tackle with all they have for 60 mins. A guy in the Ivory/Lynch/Thomas Jones/Travis Henry mold.

[mjt328]

 

The Running Back we select needs to compliment Devin Singletary.  Which means he should be good in areas that Singletary isn't.

 

Where Singletary is shifty,  the new guy should be strong, powerful and good running between the tackles.  He must be great at ball security.  Someone we can use in goal line situations, and grinding out the clock in the 4th Quarter.

 

At the same time, I don't want someone that is one-dimensional and cannot catch the ball.  The defense should not be able to key on run vs. pass based on who is in the game.

 

[CBD]

I think Zack Moss is the best compliment to Singletary, I think the Bills will want a larger short yardage back. 

 

I think Edwards-Helaire is the best RB in the draft, but has similar style to Singletary. 

Edited April 17, 2020 by CBD

[delirious]

22 minutes ago, mjt328 said:

 

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At the same time, I don't want someone that is one-dimensional and cannot catch the ball.  The defense should not be able to key on run vs. pass based on who is in the game.

 

 

That's my biggest want out all of this. I'm not going to die on the hill for x type running back. If we get a bruiser, cool. If we get a shifty speedy guy, cool. If we get a Devin Singletary clone, cool. 

 

The only thing I don't want is predictability like it was last year when Frank Gore was out on the field. 

[YoloinOhio]

On 4/16/2020 at 8:21 AM, inaugural balls said:

 

I believe it's a shared duty focusing on the RB strengths, opposing defenses weakness and game plan.

 

We need another quality RB. 

 

Who doesn't love Taylor? Are you willing to give up what it'll take to get him? 

I like Taylor. I don’t love him. I think he’s big, fast and good between the tackles but he has 1000+ carries, a history of fumbling, no proven success in the receiving game. I would draft him to play with Devin, I wouldn’t give up anything for him. He’s a Derrick Henry type but remember it took Henry awhile to get going in the nfl. 

1 hour ago, mjt328 said:

 

The Running Back we select needs to compliment Devin Singletary.  Which means he should be good in areas that Singletary isn't.

 

Where Singletary is shifty,  the new guy should be strong, powerful and good running between the tackles.  He must be great at ball security.  Someone we can use in goal line situations, and grinding out the clock in the 4th Quarter.

 

At the same time, I don't want someone that is one-dimensional and cannot catch the ball.  The defense should not be able to key on run vs. pass based on who is in the game.

 

Taylor is a good complement with his strength between the tackles and speed wise but I have a feeling the Bills will want someone they’ve seen contribute to the passing game on film. 

Edited April 17, 2020 by YoloinOhio

[billsfan89]

I don't know the draft that well to fall in love with any players in the mid round range but I hope this team invests at DE, WR or CB in rounds 2 and 3 and then dips into the RB pool in round 4 or 5. Once again value is where they will likely go but need wise I would rather target several other positions in rounds 2 and 3 before I address RB. Of course if the value is insane at pick 54 I think you can justify a RB there. 

[Blokestradamus]

If the Bills went down the veteran route for RB2 (Yeldon and/or a free agent), I wouldn't hate them spending a 7th on JaMycal Hasty from Baylor.

 

I think he's quicker than his timed speed. Nice route runner, decent hands. Probably a guy suited to being an RB3 or on the PS as a rookie. Let him work on his pass pro technique. Could be a nice little investment piece for the future.

[Logic]

For what it’s worth, Erik Turner of Cover 1 said today he doesn’t feel like Darrynton Evans — who the Bills have talked to a bunch — is necessarily RB2 quality. More like a 3rd down back and return specialist.

 

[DJB]

8 minutes ago, Logic said:

For what it’s worth, Erik Turner of Cover 1 said today he doesn’t feel like Darrynton Evans — who the Bills have talked to a bunch — is necessarily RB2 quality. More like a 3rd down back and return specialist.

 

 

I'd agree with that statement. 

 

Hes not going to come in and immediately be able to be a teams RB2. Pass protection issues, overall size and hes still developing. 

 

What makes him intriguing is that it's a nice mold of clay. Elite speed and he doesn't fumble but needs work being a complete back. 

 

Probably goes in the 5 or 6 range and at that spot normally an RB is more of a 3rd guy looking  to improve and carve out a role. 

[thebandit27]

On 4/17/2020 at 10:48 AM, Brianmoorman4jesus said:

A few things: 

-People are legitimately sleeping on Singletary. He was our best player on offense last year and he is the #1 guy. The smartest thing we could do this season is give him the ball as much as possible.

 

-TJ Yeldon is good. I spent ever week last year saying he should be active and Gore should have been donated to the museum. Gore was the issue last year and he single handily killed drives in huge spots constantly. Yeldon needed to be the 2 last year and he absolutely could be it this year. The guy could probably catch 50 passes as the #2 RB in this offense and he’s a much better runner then people realize. Him not playing last year was a major issue and a mistake that I feel cost is dearly in the Houston loss. Yeldon can be in the mix here.
 

-I’m totally good with us drafting a RB and I expect the Bills to probably do so. IMO the guy we need to complement Singletary is an all around but physical back. Kind of in that Chris Ivory mode. A guy that can come in and go north and south but not be just a slower, 3 yard bruiser. A guy that runs hard but can also break it every now and then. Singletary is incredibly shifty and quick laterally but he also runs very hard for his size. I’m not looking to add another quick home run threat type guy. I want a runner that can be very physical and make defenses have to tackle with all they have for 60 mins. A guy in the Ivory/Lynch/Thomas Jones/Travis Henry mold.

Wait, our best player on offense is a guy that scored 3 TDs all season despite 180 touches? I’m going to go with no on that one.

 

And it isn’t sleeping on the guy to say that RB is a huge need.

 

Singletary showed promise as a rookie, but it would be the height of negligence to count solely on him to carry the run game. Not to mention that injuries happen to everyone at some point. 

[ColoradoBills]

39 minutes ago, Logic said:

For what it’s worth, Erik Turner of Cover 1 said today he doesn’t feel like Darrynton Evans — who the Bills have talked to a bunch — is necessarily RB2 quality. More like a 3rd down back and return specialist.

 

 

I can now see that Beane could be interested in a combination RB/KR/PR specialist.

A guy like this could replace Roberts which frees another WR spot.

Could it be the Bills will draft an Evans along with a true 1B?

[mob16151]

AJ Dillon big bruising, and while not supper fast, isn't a plodder either. 

[papazoid]

likely gone by 54....swift, helaire, taylor, dobbins

 

available....moss, akers, dillon

 

moss at 54, akers  and dillon at 86 are good value

[OldTimer1960]

8 minutes ago, papazoid said:

likely gone by 54....swift, helaire, taylor, dobbins

 

available....moss, akers, dillon

 

moss at 54, akers  and dillon at 86 are good value

I prefer Akers over Moss, but think either in 3rd could be enticing.  Less excited by Dillon - power won’t be so advantageous vs NFL defenses and his elusiveness is not a strength (imho)